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....to these matters. As basic references on elliptic cohomology, we use [2] 3] 11] and [12] We also refer to [1] and [14] for essential ideas on formal groups and their relationship to complex oriented cohomology theories. For details of level N structures and the Weil pairing we cite [9] [10] and [16] I would like to thank F. Clarke, F. Hirzebruch, M. Hovey, P. Landweber, J. Morava and S. Ochanine for their help and encouragement whilst this work was undertaken. Modular forms for congruence subgroups of level N . We begin by considering the level N congruence subgroup # 1 (N) of ....

....help and encouragement whilst this work was undertaken. Modular forms for congruence subgroups of level N . We begin by considering the level N congruence subgroup # 1 (N) of SL 2 (Z) # 1 (N) 1 b for any N # 2 and set # 1 (1) SL 2 (Z) Let L C be a lattice. We follow [10] in introducing the notion of a modular point for # 1 (N) L, #) where # C L has order N . Given a basis of L and the identification of SL(L) with SL 2 (Z) using this basis, the induced action of SL 2 (Z) on C L gives rise to a stabilizer group # 1 (#) Stab(#) which is conjugate to # 1 ....

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....where #(n)isRamanujan s # function defined in equation (2.12) Let H(q) and H(n)bedefined by H(q) q( q; q) 3.5) H(q) 3.6) We will require some facts about Hecke operators on modular forms of half integer weight. All of the facts below can be found in [19]. # 0 (4) is the vector space consisting of all linear combinations of # 2k 1 4j,4j (q) j = 0, 1, #k 2# [19, p. 184, Prop. 4] The Hecke operators T p 2 , where p is any prime, map M (2k 1) 2 ( # 0 (4) into itself [19, p. 206] That is, f # 0 (4) T p 2f # 0 (4) Suppose ....

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....modular forms here. Let f be a normalized elliptic cuspform of level N and weight 2, which is an eigenform for the Hecke operators Tn with (n; N) 1. Also, we allow f to be the normalized Eisenstein series of weight 2: f = GammaB 2 =4 P 1 n=1 oe 1 (n)q n ; so a p = p 1, compare e.g. [Ko] for notations. The Fourier coefficients in the q expension f = q a 2 q 2 a 3 q 3 Delta Delta Delta define a Dirichlet series L(f; s) P n ann Gammas . This series has an Euler product expansion with Euler factors (1 Gamma a p p Gammas p 1 Gamma2s ) Gamma1 for primes p ....

N. Koblitz, Introduction to Elliptic Curves and Modular Forms. SpringerVerlag, New York etc.: 1984.

....The values of L(s; d ) were evaluated by computing the c(jdj) s of the corresponding weight 3=2 forms. For the level 11 and 19 curves, we only computed these for d 0 and d odd. For the level 32 curve, we computed these for all odd d. The relevant form for the level 32 case is described in [Ko]. 8 J.B. CONREY J.P. KEATING M.O. RUBINSTEIN N.C. SNAITH The forms for the level 11 and 19 cases can be computed according to [Gr] and were given to us by Fernando Rodriguez Villegas. ....

Koblitz, N., Introduction to Elliptic Curves and Modular Forms, Graduate Texts in Math., Springer-Verlag, Berlin-New York, 1984.

....result s(p 2 n) # (p 1) # n p ## s(n) p s(n p 2 ) It is well known that #(#) # # n= # q n 2 , q = exp(2#i#) is a modular form of weight 1 2. Therefore # n#0 s(n)q n = # 3 (#) is a modular form of weight 3 2, and in fact # 3 # M 3 2 ( # # 0 (4) See [4], p.184 for notation) From [4] p.184, Dim M 3 2 ( # # 0 (4) 1, and thus the linear space M 3 2 ( # # 0 (4) is generated by # 3 . When p is an odd prime the Hecke operator T p 2 preserves this space and is given explicitly by [4] Prop.13, p.207. An easy calculation gives T p 2# 3 = ....

....1) # n p ## s(n) p s(n p 2 ) It is well known that #(#) # # n= # q n 2 , q = exp(2#i#) is a modular form of weight 1 2. Therefore # n#0 s(n)q n = # 3 (#) is a modular form of weight 3 2, and in fact # 3 # M 3 2 ( # # 0 (4) See [4] p. 184 for notation) From [4], p.184, Dim M 3 2 ( # # 0 (4) 1, and thus the linear space M 3 2 ( # # 0 (4) is generated by # 3 . When p is an odd prime the Hecke operator T p 2 preserves this space and is given explicitly by [4] Prop.13, p.207. An easy calculation gives T p 2# 3 = p 1)# 3 . The result ....

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N. Koblitz, Introduction to Elliptic Curves and Modular Forms, Springer, New York, 1984. m.hirschhorn@unsw.edu.au sellersj@cedarville.edu

....Weisterass Equation of y 2 = x 3 ax b, ensure that . A discussion of both the discriminant and j variant, as well as how to compute their values is deemed beyond the scope of this dissertation, and the reader is referred to any of the excellent references on Elliptic Curves such as [18] [66], and [81] 2.2.3 Point Addition and Doubling Given the general affine form of an elliptic curve (EQ 2 7) one can define the group operation of adding two points together. Given two distinct points, P 1 = x 1 ,y 1 ) and P 2 = x 2 ,y 2 ) lying on E, their sum, assuming , is defined as that ....

N. Koblitz, Introduction to Elliptic Curves and Modular Forms (2nd Edition), Springer Verlag, 1993.

....problems: Find rational cuboids with (some) rational diagonals. For details and new starts we refer to [NS] BvG] Ha] There is a modular approach to the congruence number problem (dedicated to rational rectangular triangles with rational area) due to Tunnell [Tu] see also Koblitz 0 book [Ko]. I think that a Picard modular approach to the rational cuboid problems is now possible and could be fruitful. 2 2 Numerical ball quotient criterion for abelian surface models Let B be an abelian surface, D 2 Div B a reduced curve on B and Y 0 = B 0 Gamma B the blowing up of all ....

Koblitz, N.: Introduction to elliptic curves and modular forms, Springer, 1984

.... ; j ( 1 j 3 (01=h ) p 01= a0 = p d ; 2.3.1) use: j(0= q = p 01j( So, we obtain a formula for j in terms of j : 2:3:2) j ( q d 3 j (01=h ) p 01) 0a0 : 2. 4) We recall automorphic forms of half integral weights [Sh] We fix notation according to [Kob] For an odd integer d and any integer c, let us define the residue symbol 0 c d 1 as follows. If d 0 and is prime it is the Legendre symbol. It is extended for all odd d 0 multiplicatively. If d 0 then 0 c d 1 = 0 c jdj 1 for d 0 and c 0 and 0 c d 1 = 0 0 c jdj 1 ....

....2 SL 2 (Z) j c j 0 mod N o for a positive integer N . For A = a b c d 2 0 0 (4) and 2 H, put (2:4:2) j(A; i c d j ffl 01 d p c d: In particular, j(A; 1 for A = 01 b 0 01 and b 2 Z. One has the cocycle condition: j(AB; j(A; B)j(B; for A; B 2 0 0 (4) Kob, ch.IV] Let 2k; N 2 Z 0 and assume that N j 0 mod 4 if 2k is odd. Let be a Dirichlet character mod N such that (01) 1 or (01) k according as 2k is odd or ELLIPTIC ETA PRODUCT 11 even. A holomorphic function f ( on the complex upper half plane H is called a weakly holomorphic ....

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Koblitz, Neal, Introduction to Elliptic Curves and Modular Forms, SpringerVerlag New York Berlin Heidelberg Tokyo 1984, ISBN 0-387-96029-5

....Hecke operators, the Fourier coefficients a(n) possess nice multiplicative properties. Specifically the coefficients satisfy a(mn) a(m)a(n) if gcd(m; n) 1; and (7) a(p r ) a(p)a(p r Gamma1 ) Gamma (p)p k Gamma1 a(p r Gamma2 ) For more details on the theory of modular forms see [13,15]. Deligne s Theorem, implies that if f(z) q P 1 n=2 a(n)q n is a newform of type (k; of level N , then for every prime p which does not divide N we have j a(p) j 2p k Gamma1 2 : In [15, 4.6.17] Miyake shows that we get the better upper bound j a(p) j p k Gamma1 2 when p does ....

N. Koblitz, Introduction to elliptic curves and modular forms, Springer-Verlag, New York, 1984.

....function If # # n=0 a(n)q n is a formal power series, and t is a positive integer, then we define operators U(t) and V (t)by # # # n=0 a(n)q n # U(t) # # n=0 a(tn)q n , # # # n=0 a(n)q n # V (t) # # n=0 a(n)q tn . 4 SCOTT AHLGREN We recall (see [K], Sh] that U and V define maps U(t) V(t) Mw (# 0 (N) #) #Mw (# 0 (Nt) ## 2w t ) Further, these operators map cusp forms to cusp forms. As usual, let q : e 2#iz , and let #(z) denote Dedekind s eta function (2.1) #(z) q 1 24 # # n=1 (1 q n ) If j is a positive integer and m ....

....commutes with the Hecke algebra, we see that for every such # we have S t (g m,k (z) T (# 2 ) # 0 (mod m j k k ) for each k. Since this holds for every squarefree t, we may in fact conclude that (3.7) g m,k (z) T (# 2 ) # 0 (mod m j k k ) k=1, K. In general (see [K] or [Sh] the action of the operator T (# 2 ) on a form f(z) # # n=1 a(n)q n # S # 1 2 (# 0 (N) #) is given by (3.8) f T (# 2 ) # # n=1 # a(# 2 n) #(#) 1) # n # )# # 1 a(n) #(# 2 )# 2# 1 a(n # 2 ) # q n . For each k, write g m,k (z) # # n=1 a ....

N. Koblitz, Introduction to elliptic curves and modular forms, Springer-Verlag, New York, 1984.

....on modular forms If k and N are positive integers and # is a Dirichlet character modulo N , then we denote by M k (# 0 (N) #) resp. S k (# 0 (N) #) the usual space of modular forms (resp. cusp forms) of weight k and Nebentypus character # on the congruence subgroup # 0 (N) see, for example, [K] for full definitions) If f(z) # M k (# 0 (N) #) then f has a Fourier expansion f(z) P # n=0 a(n)q n , where, as always, q : e 2#iz .Ifp N , then define the usual Hecke operator T (p) M k (# 0 (N) #) #M k (# 0 (N) #) if f(z) P # n=0 a(n)q n , then we have (2.1) f(z) T ....

N. Koblitz, Introduction to elliptic curves and modular forms, Springer-Verlag, New York, 1984.

....algorithm can be used to compute a factor of the characteristic polynomial of a matrix. Finally, we will use these algorithms in conjunction with Lemma 4 to obtain an algorithm for verifying Maeda s conjecture for T 2;k (x) for k = 542; 2000. First, we recall (see Prop. III.2. 9 in [Ko]) that we only need the rst k=12 coecients in order to distinguish the cuspforms in S k (1) Thus for computational purposes we will treat these cuspforms as polynomials modulo x N for some N k=12. Now if N is a power of 2, then we will let be a prime which is 1 modulo 2N , and let be a ....

N. Koblitz, Introduction to elliptic curves and modular forms, second edition, GTM 97, Springer{Verlag, (1984).

....a CRAY C 90, giving the following result: Main Corollary. For all 0 r t 10 5 , there are infinitely many integers M j r (mod t) for which p(M ) is odd. 2. The main ideas First we briefly recall essential preliminaries concerning modular forms. For more on the theory of modular forms see [15]. Let A = a b c d 2 SL 2 (Z) act on H; the upper half of the complex plane, by the linear fractional transformation Az = az b cz d : If N is a positive integer, then we define the following congruence subgroups of SL 2 (Z) of level N : Gamma 0 (N ) ae a b c d j ad Gamma bc = ....

N. Koblitz, Introduction to elliptic curves and modular forms, Springer-Verlag, 1984.

....of states which become massless at these special points. As shown above, the ratio of additional massless states at the special points i) iii) is 1:2:3. Thus, the order of the zeros of exp Delta 0;0 should be 1:2:3 for the points i) iii) According to well known theorems of modular functions [51], the order of the zeros and of the poles, together with the modular weights (possibly leading to non trivial multiplier systems) determine a modular function in a unique way. Applying this to the above case yields that exp Delta 0;0 (j(T ) Gamma j(U) r j(T ) Gamma2 j(U) Gamma2 ....

N. Koblitz, Introduction to Elliptic Curves and Modular Forms, Springer-Verlag, 1993.

....the support of the Science and Engineering Research Council and the Max Planck Institute, Bonn. This paper appeared in Jour. Lond. Math. Soc. 49 (1994) 581 93. Typeset by A M S T E X 2 ANDREW BAKER cohomology theories. For details of level N structures and the Weil pairing we cite [9] [10] and [16] I would like to thank F. Clarke, F. Hirzebruch, M. Hovey, P. Landweber, J. Morava and S. Ochanine for their help and encouragement whilst this work was undertaken. x1 Modular forms for congruence subgroups of level N . We begin by considering the level N congruence subgroup Gamma 1 ....

....forms for congruence subgroups of level N . We begin by considering the level N congruence subgroup Gamma 1 (N) of SL 2 (Z) Gamma 1 (N) ae a b c d 2 SL 2 (Z) a b c d j 1 b 0 1 mod N oe for any N 2 and set Gamma 1 (1) SL 2 (Z) Let L C be a lattice. We follow [10] in introducing the notion of a modular point for Gamma 1 (N) L; ff) where ff 2 C =L has order N . Given a basis f 1 ; 2 g of L and the identification of SL(L) with SL 2 (Z) using this basis, the induced action of SL 2 (Z) on C =L gives rise to a stabilizer group Gamma 1 (ff) Stab(ff) ....

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....correct weak coupling behavior. Figure 1 shows the fundamental domain for Gamma 1 (3) which is four copies of the fundamental domain of SL(2; Z) There is a Z 3 orbifold point at = 1=2 i= 2 p 3) plus cusps at = 0 and = 1. The zeros of modular forms of weight k satisfy the equation[12,13] v 3 v 0 v1 X fPg v fPg = k 3 (3:9) where v fPg is the order of the zero at point fPg. This equation is similar to the equation for modular forms of the full SL(2; Z) group. Clearly, to make a modular function of weight zero with a single zero and pole, we should divide one weight ....

....the equation for modular forms of the full SL(2; Z) group. Clearly, to make a modular function of weight zero with a single zero and pole, we should divide one weight three form by another weight three form. The space of weight three forms is two dimensional and is generated by f Sigma ( where[12,7] f Sigma ( j 3 ( j(3 ) 3 Sigma 3 j 3 (3 ) j( 3 : 3:10) The desired function with the correct behavior is h( f ( f Gamma ( 3:11) Using the almost modular properties of j( j( Gamma1= Gammai ) 1=2 j( one readily finds that ....

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....logarithmic singularity in the gauge coupling. In addition, there is the singularity in the decompactification limit T i1 (and its mirror partner U i1) where the gauge couplings can diverge as lim T i1 4 a T Gamma T due to the infinite number of light Kaluza Klein states. 4 See e.g. [24]. Without giving the mathematical details [13] let us describe the relevant solutions for the three moduli case corresponding to g = 2. The ring of modular forms of Sp(4; ZZ) is generated by two modular forms E 4 and E 6 and three cusp forms C 10 ; C 12 and C 35 , where again the subscript ....

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....to introduce extended characters 8 defined by: Sigma) Sigma 2pq ; 192) where 2 Z=2pqZ. Their modular transformation properties can easily be computed. A subset of them, namely the ( 2 where 2 Z=pqZ, forms a unitary representation of the modular group Gamma(S; T 2 ) [67]. The corresponding S matrix [18] is given by: 2 ( Gamma1= 1 p pq X 0 2Z=pqZ e Gamma2 i 0 pq ( 2 ( 193) We also have: 2 ( 2) e 2 i( 2 4pq Gamma 1 12 ) 2 ( 194) In conclusion, we notice that the underlying CFT is nothing but a ....

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